HC (Hsiang Chuan) is an expertise braiding machine manufacturer, for over 40 years. By experienced team in manufacturing and designing over the years, HC has had more than 400 models of braiders.
The experienced R&D team is capable of machines’ customization. A variety of patents by innovating designs also makes HC become one of the leading braiding machine manufacturers.
HC sales team offers complete after-sales service for many and various customers over continents. Importantly, maintaining Asia customer base and actively expanding our market in other countries are always the company’s target.
Efficiency in manufacturing is the key to meet customers’ satisfaction on delivery, and HC satisfies most customers even on customized machines.
HC insists manufacturing base is only in Taiwan because “Made in Taiwan” matters to those knows the difference between their machines and those “Made in China”.
HC products find application in the areas of textile cords, isolating sleeves, sports and safety, tubes and hoses, stainless steel hoses, coaxial caves and wires, solid braider, twisted cords and bobbin winder.
To showcase the quality of the product HC chose a rope bracelet made in the colors of Ukraine as a sign of solidarity with those affected by the war. The market for this company, which employs about 80 people among its various locations, is practically global: in Europe it has customers in, among others, Germany, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, but it does not lack an outlet in the United States.
Which are the novelties presented at ITMA?
Just the two braided bracelets as a giveaway for visitors, made by our new machines.
What differences do you notice between the European and Asian markets?
Many European users try to pursue a user friendly as their goal over purchase price.
How did you manage the difficult period of the pandemic?
Orders from various industries have supported us.
How do you deal with the environmental sustainability issue?
To reduce e-waste on machines. We reduce the electronic component, and thus its waste, using classic machinery.
What do you expect from your participation at ITMA as regards business and visibility?
To let more people know the difference between Made in Taiwan (MIT) and Made in China.
Will you participate in the next edition of Itma Asia?
If companies of MIT cannot be distinguished with particular sign/mark, then ITMA Asia will be pretty much like ITMA Shanghai.
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